Techniques I have already used within Systemic Acupuncture based on TCM

At the time when I was still a student (1992), in the midst of the studies of Systemic Acupuncture based on TCM, I was in a situation of discomfort, for the reason of observing that we found points and all Meridians to treat the same pathology.
Faced with this situation, I began to elaborate methods of treatments for a study and a simpler way to get results with the minimum of possible needles.
I started by selecting within the Theory of Cycles of the 5 Elements / Movements a single point for each meridian.
Then I tried to use only the Source points of each Meridian.
Of these, I left for the points of: Tonification; Sedation, Time; Gheki; Assent and so on.
In some cases the patient reported improvements ranging from 20 to 30%, but after two (2) days he complained again.
I began to test needle withdrawals and additions, at that point I discovered some points that stood out among the results.
I began to demystify some of the myths that teach us in class, and I started with a study focused on the Neurological responses of the action of the needles and the nerve receptors of the skin.
I noticed that in certain punctuated locations, and with as few needles as possible, the body showed me improvement responses within the first session by as much as 80%.
In this way, I came to the technique of Systemic Acupuncture that I created called 'KANTAN NA KENSA'.
More than 10 years of studies, tests and research.
Today, I use only the 'KANTAN NA KENSA' technique to treat my patients.

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